Coram AI Secures $35 Million to Turn Security Cameras into Smart AI Detectives

US-based startup Coram AI has raised 35 million dollars in Series B funding.
The round brings its total capital to 66 million dollars and was co-led by Ansa Capital and Battery Ventures.
AI Transforms Traditional Security Systems
Co-founders with backgrounds in self-driving cars from companies like Lyft and Zoox started Coram AI to apply similar technology to physical security.
The platform connects existing cameras and access systems into one AI-powered interface that detects risks early.
It already serves over 1500 sites and has quadrupled revenue in the past year.
Funds will support product development and expansion efforts including in India.
Addressing Security Challenges in a Data-Heavy World
Many organizations struggle with too much video data and too few staff to monitor it all.
This funding highlights a shift toward proactive AI agents that automate investigations and reduce human workload.
In the future such tools could help schools hospitals and factories maintain safety more efficiently amid labor shortages.
Everyday people benefit because better security means fewer incidents without needing extra guards or higher costs.
Overall the move signals growing trust in AI for real-world protection across industries.









